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In 1988, the French immunologist Jacques Beneviste was able
to detect a certain kind of “memory” in water. In 1994, the
Japanese researcher Dr. Masaru Emoto started his experiments on
different water samples. His mission was to prove that water can
be affected by thoughts, words, and music.
Dr. Emoto collected many water samples from
different sources all over the world. He subjected each to
different kinds of stimuli (spoken or printed words, music, etc…),
and then he froze them and took photos of the crystals. The
results he had were astonishing: when positive stimuli were tested
on the water, the crystals were magnificent, and when negative
stimuli were tested, the photos were ugly. Some photos
are shown below:
The practical uses of this discovery are many. Let’s see it this
way: Since 60% of our body is made of water, just imagine what our
thoughts and words are doing to us. So, the next time you drink a
cup of water, drink it happily!
Source: Dr. Masaru Emoto, Messages From Water, Hado publishing,
USA, 1999.
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